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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-04

This property fronts 40 6-r feet 'on. seventh
street and runs back az to 80 0-l2 feet the
northern portion) depth OF $50 feet, and as 70
the rest a lpth Of SO 6-12 feet The main build
ing Is three stories high, IL well built, and can
be easily adapted 10 any manufacturing pur-
poses, for which the lOcntion Is admirably suit
ed. it's situation right at the Union depot giving
Il n prominence that would be an equivalent
for thousands Of dollars spent In advertising:
or this property could doubtless be probably
utilized asia hotel for the better class OF rail-
road employees and that quite numerous class
of travellers who will be seeking accOmmOda-
tions near the Union depot, which will be be-
yond doubt, In the near future, adopted by
all the railroads entering the city.
No such opportunity to invest in good, solid
property with 50 grand a future a. this has is
likely 70 offer itself soon, and II is confidently
expected that a discriminating public will not
slight the chance here presented. The owners
are determined 10 sell.
TERMS At sale.
in u Ok N&td n, W. BOWIE. AuctiOncpr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-04
TUESDAY. FRRRrARY s. ISS7.
GROCERIES. Sc.

ERESH SARATOGA CHIPS ;
il Eyaporated Apricots, Peaches, and Pears |:
Confectionery Xxx Sugar for candy; Chou
Chou, Sweet and Green Pickles; also, Picked
III MCCARTHY : nAYNgs's
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-04
PHILADELPHIA, RICH Il IN
MOND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Appointed sailing days: Every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at IL NJ, and every SUNDAY al
3 A. NJ.
Freight for Tuesdays and Fridays steamers
received tllll fi:30 A. NJ. for Sundays steamer
till p. NJ. Saturday. Freight received daily
till p. VI.
Fare, S.
For further information apply TO
j. w. MCCARRICK.
General Southern Agent, ONCE Rocketts.
w. r. CLYDE & CO.,
sel7 Gen, raj Agents, Philadelphia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-04
}. H. Smith, Guardian,( In the Circuit Court
ps. OF
Bailey and others, HenrcO county.

J. H. Smith, Guardian.l In the Circuit Court
Bailey and NO others, Henrico county.
In pursuance of the decree Of December 10,
1856, In the above-named cause, / shall sell by
public auction, on the premises. on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY Z, 1887,
at O'Clock p. NJ, the REAL ESTATE referred
TO In said decree, situate as above stated, con-
SIX ATTRACTIVE LOTS, fronting together
li2xQO feet on Mitchell street, corner OF Allen
street, and between Allen and 81 Peters
streets on two Of which said lots are comfort
able frame dwellings.
LOT fronting 1i2xs2 GLE feet on Webster street,
corner of Allen street, aud between Allen and
ST. Peters streets, Immediately in rear OF the
above. and which may be sold as whole or In
separate parcels as may seem best at time OF
sale.
LOT fronting 69x9O feet, corner of Mitchell
and Hickory streets, to be sold as whole or
separately.
Plat OF the whole property at the Office ofsthe
auctioneer and TO be exhibited at sale.
TO parties wishing TO secure large lots OF
cheap land adjacent 10 the city for mandfas-
turing or dairy purposes or for small dwellings
this sale offers fine opportunity.
TERMS: One third cash; balance In equal in-
stalments at six and twelve months, the pur-
chaser TO give negotiable notes for the deferred
payments, with interest added, and titles re-
tanned until the purchase money Is fully PAID
aud conveyance ordered BY the Court
WILLIAM ii. BEVERIDGE,
Special Commissioner.
JAMES B. ELAN. Auctioneer.
J. H. SMITH, GUARDIAN, AGAINST BAILEY AND
OTHERs---lS THE CIRCUIT COURT or HESRiCo
hereby certify tina, the bond required OF
Special Commissioner William II. Beyerdge
| bv decree entered in the above cause on the
lS;h day Of December. 1850, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this ism day OF De-
| CENTER, 1856. GEORGE w. CARTER,
ia 50,Fel,3,4,5&6 CLERK.
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.rrr,ov ..,xs-Yusurc nays.
AUCTION sALEs-Tuturc Days
ByJ. Thompson Brown a Co..
Real Estate Auctioncerh
COMMISSIONERS SALE
NEW Two-sToRY sTocK-BRick DE-
TAcHED DWELLING
ON POPLAR BETWEEN ASH AND ELM
STREETS.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
POWELL vs. HAYES.

nv virtue OF a decree Of the Richmond Chan
Gerry Court entered In the above suit ON the Itn
day OF August, 1885, the undersigned, special
commissioners appointed therein, viii soil, Oh
the premises, on
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 5, 1887,
atbP NJ. the real estate therein referred TO,
being the HOUSE AND LOT on Poplar street,
srontlne M feet on the south side OF Poplar
street aud running back ON one side los feet
InAhes and 10l feet inches on tho other side.
the rear line being the same real estate con-
yeyed 70 James Hayes by Hannah Ewell ana
Others by deed dated April %, 1872, and re-
corded In Deadlock l0f :" b. page5O7
TERMS: One third cash balance In six and
twelve months, interest added. and title re-
tanned until all said purchase money is paid
and deed ordered by Court
L. O. WENDENBURG,
BEVERLEY 7. CRUMP,
Special Commissioners.
L punnpenN BROWN a Co. AucfiOneerS.
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A TLANTIC COAST LINE.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAlikoAD
TIMETABLE.
Commencing MONDAY, Do,emo'r ~ l'''
trains on thls road viii uin ~ Follows;
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-04
ARRIVE RICHMOND


Clifton Forge. -:i0 y. y. ......
ARRIVE RICHMOND
4.'5 y. VI. MAI. daily fexcoff >.-t..
p:25 A. NJ. ACCOMMODATION ftr,
7:J0A. N. NIGHT EXPIRE. l.r,
Monday. 'f
CONNECTIONS.
Al Clifton Forge with Chesar.at.
railway for the South. West anl N.-.,. -
Al Lynchburg with Norfolk lrf H....
road for all points south. ~04ftrs.. t-
west and Virginia Midland Ms, i.
points North ard South.
Az Richmond with Associate p....
all points in thu South. ans EUEr..f ,
rcksburg aud Potomac aln.l Ir.' -
At Lexington Wi;h Baltimore a.i ,...
road. making cl0e' connection Al u.
Ferry 10 and from PiWshlre1 a.I n.
also b. points NORTH and taf. fs
SesDing-cdT Gft0cani n fF E.
LgnchbHTp.
Trains marked daily f,g-oit ......
Tickets sold D. all i1lrI-. Dr...
Main street, 1000 Nan. n.l af ..f.
Allegheny depot, kleh,h ala coma. ..r...
JOHN b. "A.W.n.
General Pafsenser 40 t1rr.v ls.
NEW YORK, PHLADCLpgn
a .--.. 49, 49, NfN
NORloLh EAlLlHin ,NNflNI
PASSENGER AND PAST FRI.l. .,-
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and SATURDAY., arriving a. tare c.-..
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PTLENAN P,i,rrrAp.
run between Ne" ior. '-d Philadelphia g
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To New YORK unlimited.
To Pbiladelphia dirnitrf
TO philadelphia mnnmi.ol
Second-C lass u New YORK I..n.t.l
Close connection male no 81. f.....
points North and Ea-i.
FREIGHT RATES - 20" As FlA "rI y
LlNfr-
Special low ffe.gl, cHlOif rI In n.tf
upon application.
For information apply JOINS So. WYATT
Contracting Agent, l-ll 1909. -
IT. Is ''Nht
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-04
DEDMONr AIRLINE.
RICHMOND AND DANyuLE SYSTEM
~ ihlIN IT.
~ EFFECT JANUARY 81 is,-

k1lLb"ON+ -A't'
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hNhhONp ANp DA ii.'-H VI .-t'
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Troj, Leave Train. ar-.r.
-" Rt,bmoni 81. R..tu.sL
w.
N ,l.9gP ID 'IIfpV
50 go An FgAH
....
Bon-Air Ac'omnr ft.Dh i.A.
Sis 2. NJ; arrives h.InDni 30 q "
mixed irhin leaves hNn'h i Do ~ pr. -
Burkeyille, stopping aI lh.i.i i--' i.-'
arrives a; Manches''r i:ip B. H.'
SLEEPINC-CAH SERVICE
On Trains ~ and % ~l.ai.r,-Clr- 1.. rsr ne-
tween Richmcnd and Gr.0u-nur.. II .-, aa0i
80 o,,sr a. r "A a., ra....r.,.-. >Ia...a..
cars are also RIM on ~ a1I o. l.ta..1 nllfI. =
snd Nontgomsr,, pnuyfil. ana AIKEN. trarn.-
49, ond PaIei,b On main. 81 I'd ans 20
Siaeni,'o-car. a. .,,n d, -.... la0s.i. sd
1921 az
H''"n'"' gos-Nrsvfnys.
..., a.
Train No. - make- 'i'' g y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-04

A UCTION SALE OF THAT VAIL
IA UABLR LOT AT THE SOUTHWEST
CORNER OF TWENTY-sEvENTH AND Il
STREETS. WITH A SMALL FRAME Dwell
LING AND COMPREHENSION THEREON
BY request Of the owner ! will sell at public
'auction, on the Promises, on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY s, 1887,
nj az O'Clock p. NJ, the aboye-desaibed PRO
PERTY. The lot fronts s0xi40 feet, and will
be sold as q whole or divided, as may be
deemed best Mt time OF sale.
TERMS; At sale. JOHN L. G0DDlN,
fe 2l5,6&S Aucti0neer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-04

RICHMOND AND ALLpGu,--
~ RAILROAD 'AAl
SCHEDULE or TRAINS tx gyg.
JANUARY 3, ~ '''af
TWO DAILY TRAINS fkXCRIT s,-,,.
BETWEEN 'NfI
RICHMOND AND LYNcHBr.
Through Ars.r.
M. meia'lla q, i
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-04

ARRIVE RICHMOND
4.'5 ,. VI. MAIL daily fexcori >4-i.-
p25 A. NJ. ACCOMMODATION AK.
sunday
80 A. N. NIGHT EKPRE>. l...
MONDAY tf
CONNECTIONS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-04

FREIGHT RATES IS LuU As ST., Dw.g
IlAFe
Special low ffe.glt cn.Irif. rI I. n.ts
upon application.
For information apply 'NHN 49,. WYATT
Contracting Agent. i.ol Nla r..
COOKE
General Pa cnrcr am -.t.t h..r.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-11-01
Koscouary

sv Regular Sessions OF, District Court,
second MsnGsy, IN JANUARY. May end soptem-
Der. RI B1GELoW, Judge.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-11-01
ELKo roWNsH1P.
+, WEEKLY INDEPENDENT

Y Advertisers in She DA1Lx .ikDEpEEp.
ERT also have the advantage Of the coll
umns Of the WEEKLY ISDEPEsbENr
,tvlsieA has been published Without i'm
Permission at this Office since early in
the Year 1859, and hasa general circu.
Istion in every district, camp and val
Icy throughout thu length la1Ido breadth
: of ElkQ eOs,nty,. ard is by faxj tho best
advertising medium TINT has ever been
established ia the county. Remember
that advertisements in our Daily also
sdcdSe the. Benefits Of our large Weekly,
circulation, and tliat our terms arc
comparatively much lower than those
o1 ahy,eokipcsitpf. u u I'll
The Weekly 10 q 24x30-inch sheet,
and besides advertisements Rms sixteen
6olunahs'o of frending matter, embracing
al the itelegraphic news of general in
tsrest, al the news Of the State, and is
epecially devoted to pae local news Of
the county and comfy seat. BY sub.
sofzbing for the WEEKLY EI.Ko INpE-
,FNNDnKT you not only obtain oil the. Ior
cal news, but also receive knowledge
OF alt Important etents franspiring in
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world. i3tl'fcfl
9sad along your subscriptions. n
n
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-11-01
DAILY INDEPENDENT
,ssitteY tTEkx DAY, suspIEs r1-
CIV. GROVER, -
- r. r y E Editor snd PropfietoI
<-4 Nh ~ ~ g. ~ s--si-.t Nj q
sUBsCRIpTION RATES.

= IL ADVERTISING RATES.
ssE Wsais Se made as low ~ is consistent with
sound business principles. Apply at the ~
aca for terms. ~ sest3
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-09-02
Frost : Proof Wheat

I0rt,ntp1 tiloln { Mr. Field-Johnson
af liradingiy, Manitulm, has moi been
extsanrtlinarily FORTUNATE in his expert
ments Will, Black su;. what, the value
to the Northwest will prove vastly
greater than has rccps,sly tcen5s,lpposed.
sHt: that S s kubalk:. !, d wheat sown
on April was ready for lie sickle aon
Aug. having inatured in three months.
Re! E'yfe, which is Woftll;two or three
sliillings less per quarter in England, /,
requires nearly fu,ir. mouths TO ripap,
San', has therefore !,cen ii,jurea or en-
tirely DESTROYED by frosts again and
again IL Manitoba. In all respects the
8 huhauka Wllcat is said ID DC. the
superior variety. II every hrnier scan
5dn.as well with, ii MS Mr.. FieldrIo Iohnson.
the sreatproblem Of growing wheat sue
ssce fully year aftery year in the North
west has been solved. Nothing has been
oss necessary to the sprosperityof That
country as a good milling wheat that
would ripen two Or three. weeks earlier
than any extensively soWl} there
hitherto. The announcement of the
Headingly farmer is really more i'm.
lportant to Cana,ia at large than any
piece Of news published ior years
Upon the development Of the prairies
the fntnrc Of the confederation really
depends, and the Knhanka'' grain
may give the dominion some adequate
return for the hundreds Of millions
lrisked ,,poll the Northwest. t3Ea is5s3l
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-09-02
The Hlllson,s Bay Road.


A pamphlet just issued by the Winnie
peg 8 Hndson's Bay RAILROAD company
says: One hundred miles will be COM
3pleted and in operation before the close
of the present year. from Winnipeg
nearly to Fairford, on the Little Sass
katcheWan and running through the most
desirable tract Of land in the Northwest
for mised farming Thriving settle
lnents extend all along the ronte. The.
lands given in aid ofthe railway are, BY
order-in council, apportioned in alter.
mats toWnships Of thirty six sections, in.
stead OF in alternate sections-a concese,,
sion made to no otter railway in Cana
5da. This will facilitate settlement, rs
the privilege of selecting adjoining lots
will encourage colonizing companies
who desire to group themselves III com.
pact communitis So. $ s8s 353 .s.. 4.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-09-02
thor of the ]. I. q / J; III,

s.llat0r lioni. the author of the III,
tefss,sst .,na,nercr Raw, was inter:
!, DAYS ,e, viii
iiie loslowing result
81 s ntier sl,s k.Y the iintcrstste com
,,,issif,,l g charged ,sith the duty 81 re.
parting silss.sesti ions and amendments to
TIL. ssset'rst larry of he iinterior. who vim
tl,s.I, report them ii consr 4 antieii-
l''tte TINT tcettnin ;imensi,neilts will he
suggested !, ..s the practical work iing 81
the law hai shown it to possess i few
minor detects. Tllnt was 4 ( l,r ted, rs
4 ,lt, matter how perfect ], theory may be,
the the nln,ient 4 is put int practice 3thsre
itre certain q, Be stnei whom il will hurt
iIl3oIie way ID Isl her
ti;,s5 lad 4 Ia with one of the iiggest
Wagon, iii Tie
3c,,li;i. in.l he very bitter :..,aiist5
y iss.v,,lss i shut III lis ,.,sSss i.
stls.tasil .t!,sl .,t.',, 4 bill bee.,ine ksw3
l',. t:;ilrtft seart,islfeH l,iil, withsbla,ik
sla,ss't'ss s.si ftis.,, Of. his customers
:.iit,.t ,,rs tb visit
his ssiit,sY III tte ill lie
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l,sss ii, lis .,,ii,,ss they could M, stand
up against. ana tl,u .y,;,,,,ally. tl,.v.
wont II u, 3, - Z i, &
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-09-02

$H OFF. GRANITE LODGE, NO. Is,
IN. KNIGHTS OF PYTH1AS Meets every
TuesdAy evening at the hall over Bergss store.
w. 4. Dow, G. g. W.G. w. Tupper, X. Of u. $. 4
- o. %. II. LITTLE FALLS LODGE NO. III.
". Meets every Monday evening at Masonfc
Hall. u. y. Schleusei,er, n s. S',f Tennis,
5secretary n 3i ,5st S$r t5 s5 s.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-09-02

riuI,t lnlnr Is 81 yen ia tlid "a Vf,,aIl hp
took I'D the charge ~ ,yan,easty,iIle he was
already under the ls,,snicion ff MS sststs
Of, ,risliiollers as ugly ri,mors ce,,,e r,,ii,.
his ch;,racter from places where he mad;
held previous ministries had reached
.the town before, him. N sHe had bee i i anc-: ~
crsed of debancb; J. Il. .uaa - 81; !, s.,
one place and in another Il Ws i, a ~,
had narrowly cscan,,,l ~ n,.,,;no s., ,s.
count OF q similar Sofransse T,ba oil i
,..., & i, 3, ~
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-09-02
I General Logan, Great work.

= Iheai.ttfittily bound and aftish hcallV
illustrated volume, bear tia tStie;
ts.rhe y Yolunteer Soldier 81 efissss
comes 10 US from the pnbiis IiJ6ss'
of r. s. Peale q Co.. He rub.
.ic has been ansiously aNA ting this lygrk,
from the brain and hand the 81 rave;
foldier who is sleeping is tporsaiitY Tut ,ls
awake in iinnorta ie nasal j ohm III
Logan It's authorship a10ne wodld Ill
vest it with an undyifng mt tsfest, btit,
aside from this, his fitness ffor .treatinS
the subject gives the volume q practical.
value hardly to be estimate 81 1ass
an g experienced military man who LA. l
carefully and intelligentls stndis
military system of the count III 81 d N
when. in convincing Language and tbyi.
indisputable facts, lie demasl stes the
need Of reform, the count FL slil
to- heed his words & "a < M Ih
speaks enphaticaIly basas s'Il "a 4 III istisa
ice or bitterness, and y stSils Il read
this, his greatest worl h1it feeIIiinR
HAT If has been writteiI 4 Da if 1lrst g
as duty owed to a & l1ti6 81 4 I;e s'I sslsa
crowned him as one of iits sereae : III df
diers and statesmen
The Volunteer Soldier iilSHot 8 var sfai'
book in the common b n1ean ming off tise
term; neitheris it q lie of logan asI III
though the biographical memoir 81 tlie
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-09-02

~ A. n WORKMAN POST NO. 81, Meets OH
VI. Saturday evening each week at the Court
house. W. Z. Dow, Commander. O. T. Clyde,
Adjutant. i5s ls 5}ff 8 III
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MEDICAL.
BUSINESS CARDS.

n8h $A.CHURCHILL, Real Estate and Insurance
", Office at TGttle 4 Churchilfs store, Little
y Falls. Minn. 35 5-9St s@5 n t
u ness, Little Falls, Mimi. tEa Gss
r DONAT Tl:ErTEL. JOSEPH II. SEAL.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-09-02

I'm 5.4i X AMERlGAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION, $lEfst
b j. H., MIETfER, MISSIONARY.
II Sunday Schools organized, visited and aiaed
and supplies furnished. 81 ~
q Address. II. r. H. MINTIEn, q
n Fl s5 IL ls4 Little Falls, Mimi q;
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-09-02

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ls,as' . ssss IS = Z;
5s llnaes0tsa 4 aug ~ ftkR 49, & B!
citing Race. II,
INV YoRx A,,O ;ana
&, ,al,ls, ,,,.,,,..,s, fsn,, sss,a
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Rev Davi,,s .sev MO-, rs tI,s
chnrcl,. at q anesyiIl d a.,rnty
Mimi. and Mrs, FanrS6: Henry w;fe MI
the editor of.the Ianesyil lle 1 rms We
couple eloped on Aug. i ..,our tools
500 IN cl,urcl, ftInds ana MID, tf,e won,a s
esine to this city 81 Tt,ey were pursued
by Hurry and his brot I,er.in. law. The
eloning couple sailed for Enros,ple. and
doubled on their trail bys coming back 4,
New Yori. Henry lad crossed the 81
lantic5 also. Finding stlIe struil doubled
lie lied ,at.k II p q q, s.,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-09-02
VILLAGE OFFICERS.

} ]. SIMMONS. President. 5:.Ss VIM
F.UuEFNfAN. \ 3$s ~ \. IA
& j.. n. LAFOND. Trustees. .s24
r. w. BLAKE. gsSs# H. =. s5s "A! 4!
( JAMES STUART, Recorder. III SS
GA. CHURCH iii, Treasurer. Ss;s SEs&
y 81 Y. FULLER, Is 81 i 81 81;
JOHNWORKMANJ . 'ts'l0 'usttces' l0''s' "
RI II. FARNItSf, Attorney. 5ssls
ANTHONY RAYMONl..:G ]: Constable. n Sssssjjtt3.
1 NJ, NJ. RICHARDSON, Marshal,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-09-02
i flHAS IA. LIN NDBER0, Attorney at Law Office
~ In siarottes Brick Block, Lille Falls Mimi.
n 2 :. q : .T . :
OFFICIAL.

5fT YMAN Slt;NOR, Register OF Deeds. Morrison
\ SllCounty. MINI. VIII furnish Abstracts OF Tito
Pays Taxes. Has Lands for sale. Office At the
Court House, Little Falls. MINI.
q r. FULLER, Justice ofthe Peace and Court
-. Commissioner, 0Dice ON the second floor Of
Narcotics Block, Oak Street, Little Falls, linn. n
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tNHETH0DIST EfIsCOPAL. Services every
a1xlSunday at the NJ. e.. church. on Second St,
near Chestnut SE, Mt 1890 a. III, aidS p. M. Sab.
bate St.hoaI at Il NJ. Tho Pastors study is in
the the south el1ss.r00m Of tha church. Geo.
Merritt, Pastor. II s 53' ~. Y sG$s ssseS X
5fyONGR r REGATIONAL. Preaching every Sab
Sbath ut 1880 II. M, and 800 p. IN. Sabbath
School at 1900 m. Prayer meeting, Thursdays,
at 7:30.p m Church corner OF Chestnut and
Fourth 9treets. NJ. X. PascO Pastor. X
5T1PISCOpAL. Services lst and 3rd Sunday In
Leach month Mt 1880 a. IN. and IS pm. Sunday
school at II m. every Sunday Lewis Cass Birch.
Rector. III
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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1887-01-01
CHAPTER v.
DoWNMARp.

The change from Ohio farmer to gold
miner and thence to gambler, was not the
work of a short time. 1t came gradually.
and though slowly, lone the less surely.
The writing Of letters back to wife and
mother had grown less frequent. until at
last it ceased. Disappointment had made
him regardless, and to cheer his dropping
spirits he had recourse to whisky. From
one exciting camp to another he went.
Saw men get rich, some in the mines,
some in business. but for him there was
no success. Late hours and dissipation
had undermined his physical abilities, and
now when he would perhaps change his
manner of life, the stamina was gone, his
body was not really able to do what his
will prompted.
In this condition, but hardly recovered
from the effects Of a protracted spree, he
ed. They had met before, and now as
though hell sent, Dan had a proposition to
make, to which Johnny at once agreed
Both men were desperate in their desire
for money; not for a few dollars; 0 foz
enough to satisfy present necessities
They wanted "big money" and to get it
this was Rebel Dams plan. Over on the
Missouri river, he knew the country per
fectly. Located back on the river where
seldom in months did a human being
come, could they make their quiet quar-
tiers, and with some ready pretext they
could delude any stray conner who nigh,
| stumble upon them.